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ARRESTED vN susPIo Ior.
After . Hearing ne " Honorabiy Sc

On Saturday afternoon one of Whining
tons private detectives arrested the son
Of prom inent farmer for acting In avery
suspicious manner. On being questioned
what he had concealed under his coat he
refused 10 give any particulars, as he
thought the party had no right TO make
any inquiries. On being searched nothing
was found on his person but . small
quantity of money and the package that
was concealed under his coat. The de-
tectives demanded that the package must
be opened. On making an inquiry what
the contents cost and learning that he
only paid S3.S7 for the same, he was
perfectly satisfied that the goods must
have been stolen, as they were actually
worth $1,000. where did you buy themP'
asked the detective. "At Meyers selling
out clothing sale, corner of Fifth and
Market streets"
Orders were at once issued TO send for
Mr.. Meyers. On this famous gentleman's
arrival he WAS struck with surprise to
see that his customer was arrested. After
Mr.. Meyers was informed what las want
ed, he satisfied the Chief that he sold the
suit himself for 1897 and had plenty
more OF the same suits in stock, and any
body who wishes suit can get one by
calling.o on him, at northwest corner 9TH
and Market. The detective apologized
for being compelled to do his duty and
the young man was honorably acquitted.
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The CHARITY Ball.

DpyER Feb. The Charity Ball ID
the q ming event here, and liz being
looked t,>rwerd to with onslderable in
teresr by nsSvly every ons. Il wi IL taiie
plaes on the i.s.h OF the presen: month,
and tie arrap >nents are about CON
melted. The large and handsome din
ing rooms of the Hotel Richardson are
TO be used The roorua Will acc0mmo'
date with ease thirtaen sea. with sum
cient room oB sll sides for those who dc
not desire to dance every TINA. Tie
present ball bid IS fair to excoet anything
previously attempted, erd neat srn
will 10 doubt be realized to tue Dover
Benevolent Society.
Tae four balls which Rave preceded
this one have Detted nesg,y $500, aud
much good has resulted fgotn tho pro.
ceeds. The affair wiz be etTiot select,
and up6sr the per<onal supervision Of
Mr.. 4 B. RicEaEdson ana committee
OF ladies and r,ntlemen Of Dover Mr
Richardson VIII sell all the tickets bim
self, and tb6y have been placed at ont
dollar. Every lady and gentleman mus
have Z ticket. The uusic will o. unoel
the election OF Prof, Richie, of VII
mi1s or, and viii Include such capable
and well-knQEn Iaueiciars IS tie y les
By bro hers, O. CGes ell hnu Saiorl, th'
harp player Vt Psilsde paia. The dane
ing vii commences at 8 o'clock and CON
tinue until about O'Clock. There viii
be no printed programs, and the dances
will b. announced before each dance by
Prof A. s. Webster, il thas gentleman
has charge of ele tauciug, which ho az
douo. viii.
The bills for tho Inauguration still It
main unpaid AID there is no coed rea
sou Tor IL, and TIE quiS6llJE over il i
the verisst chiid's play. Tna idea G
digrihed Senators p1riey ING over
sma!i bill OF Sl43 appears vory ridicu
lous The expense OF The ibauznratiol
was very small, posaihiy oce. tenth c
that OF any Obher n aay other Stats. :
number OF persous ~Ao are unable
wait FIR their money lave been con
PEELED 10. a portion o; he oil La
beer Pad by gentleman OF tba to~i
who lid tot visa 10 Eco tue persons d
without the money.
Thetxpeuse OF the Stcc1le? sna1g,
ration was far IN excess OF THE, AZ
why say CHI &C ion should be raises 1t
hare u geo.
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Labor Notes.

Tue freight blockade along the river
front AZ New York WAS worse on Satur
day morning than before. This WAS
partly due TO q rush caused by an an
nouncement that the companies would
"be in position to receive freight"
which turned out to be mistake. Most
of the piers were loaded with immense
quantities OF freight, and the adjacent
streets were filled With trucks, switch
had been waiting all night 1t is said,
however, that "the strike 10 virtually ut
an end" enough nsw men having been
secured to fill the places Of the strikers,
1t is also said that many Of the
Brooklyn strikers have gone to work on
the New York side, while New York
strikers have found work ACROSS the
river The coal cart meas strike IN
Bro klyn still causes much trouble. In
one tristan ce it has prevented the de-
livery Of coal TO destitute people which
had been provided By Tho s.. Vincent
de Paul Societ5.
a member OF District Assembly "a,
of the knights OF Labor, In Chicago, Oh
Friday received circular from the
strikers In New York, calling upon the
Chicago working men to be in readiness
whHn help 10 requested Help" said
Il night, inca material as well rs
physical / elp, The New York strike
may soon involve Chicago"
Phs steamer Wyoming, for Liverpool
put in at Halifax on Friday for CO al
which she could not get In New Yorh
becaute of tie strike. Ekses*
Near Columbus, Misc, on SATURDAY
morning, " hen train reached o Brien',
Mine and WIS preps ring to take on Goa
TOR the use OF the engine, striking
miners came up armed with shot gun,
aud would net allow the coal TO be put
en- the engine. They also stopped somt
new men who had begun work there by
the cay, bat faid they might work |
they were paid the wages demanded by
| the strikers.
A telegram from Clinton, Pa say
that on Saturi aysthe fre hundred
pliners employed il the Scott Patterson
and Clinton Mines were granted an ad
vanca OF 10 cents Per ten, 10 take tffec
from February lst The men had de
cid ed to strike II the increase had NO
been conceded.
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A swindler Abroad.

A man calling himself Mckay. and
claiming TO be a brother OF DR. Road j.
Mckay, of this city, has been up in the
eighborhood OF CeDtre7ills selling
spectacles lie sold pair TO one man
for 50 80. and sA'd thar. he was an occu'
list aud that he mieht call al his office
No. 403 Market street. The mau 10
whom he sold the glasses cane 10 town
lsst Friday ard calling at the placs
indicated found that 1t was the Express
IOGce OF the p. s. o. Railroad. Nc
doubt he is s@indler, az Dr.. Mckay
| has 10 bfs'ber who il an occulist.
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Another launch.

TIE New York, the new steamer to
ply ketvseu New York ard Albany,
uar lsluahe5 frcm the ysrda OF tht
Harlan s, Hol';nRssorih Company on
Satur0ay. TIE time for NE lana oh AS
not N ode pnbllc, and zone were present
but the vorhIasn, ona u whou broke
he Gust, Iu5ry battle OF ulnN ever her
bow and scn,.d her M she EliGco into
the s.rsam she IL 800 ice; on,. 40 Tee
beari, with II feet inches depth Of
hold.
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TElsEj COTTON.
NEWS SUMMARY.

Train Robbers Eoiied--The Floods
sci,pouors .CoiIide-Coal OH Lamp
Accident.
A wabash express train was board cd
at Sidney, Illinois, on Saturday night
by thsee young ruffians. When the
tralo was between Philo and Tolono
they oSdared John Tyreil, the engineer,
20 stop it, their object being TO get into
the eS rress car through the side doors.
He pretended TO yield but got o revolver
from Nj. tool chest and CONF elled them
to Jump off the train ss it approached
Tolono at u high rate OF speed.
The 4 sod in tie MOI ongahala river
subjected on Saturday, ard AL danger
was believed TO be a. an end. The HOO
In tho Ohio and Cumberland rivers
continued, with much interruption to
the movement OF ralrosd freight ano
euffsri0g and danger to the dHeilsrs IN
tho lower sect'ous OF Clncinnat, New
port aEG else where. Aoont 4.Veo men
ere { ls Gu account OF the hign water.
The schooner Jennie Hall, from Phila.
delphis FOR Cuba, with coal and barrel
stayel collided on the night OF the 80
ipsta,t With the schooner Edith Lsn
worth, from Port Annsbells for New
York, CT Body's Island. The Ly nWortf
sank, but her crew were saved. Tnt
Jennie proceeded to Wilmington, n
c., for extensive repairs
james Colligan, aged 80 years, and
his scar old great granddaughter were
burned in Rockford, Illinois. On Frida,
night, by the upsetting OF coal OF
lamp The child is dead. The old mai
may recover.
John Ingham, who shot his wife, II
Boston, Pa, n few days ago, becaus
she had sued him for support, commit
ted suicide IN jail, on Saturday hight
by means OF spike, which he haC
somewhow secured.
By fire in tho house OF John Zim
norman In Chicago, on Friday even
ing, two children-Eva, aged years
and Emma, aged 6-were amothered u
death by the smoke.
The Secretary of War, in letter t.
the House OF representatives., state
that the aggregate Territorial militia
1875. coo. and the aggregate State militi
7.460. 5s3.
Two children of John GRADER hav
died rear Massillon, Oaio, of trichiDe
sis, aud three others OF tho family AZ
dangerously tick.
Fave inches of snow fell at San Fran
cisco en- Saturday following b raj
storm.
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more R,oiinx M nslfast.

BELFAST, Feb. 6--Latge GROVES OF
people assem- bled 10 the Sbankhill dis
trict yesterday. but there was no disor.
der, owing TO the prssencs Of strong
force Of police Atmidniaht. the PEG.
pie having retired TO their homes, the
police were Withdrawn.
About noon to day two persons were
arrested on Servla street for rioting. A
mob tried TO ret cue the prisoners, and
the police we're compelled to hIe. A
youth was wounded In the neck and
was 10 ken to hospital. The district
has since been quiet.
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Tho Press To blame.

The Asbury Mutual improvement
Society on Saturday evening DEBATED
the following question:: Resolved, that
the pri1 ting press of to day Is a. much
to blame for the corrupt morals Of the
American people Us the liquor trade y
Meesis. Ferguson and Mcdowell bad
the aft rnative and Messrs. MoMulieu
aud Lei,ch the negative. There were
five Judges, and they decidea 4 to l IL
favor ct TIE affirmative side OF th'
question. Tie discussion was bSset
upon the groupd that Alexander thu
Great Ms debauched by the literature
OF the day. As the printirg press AZ
only Invented 750 years after the tim
OF Alexander the decision caused som
surprise.
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Fifth Edition
Dots.

Four persons were bap,,,
ing ut the Second Baptist Cs,, .sa
Lewis Miller started to ds. ~
son and Cedar Keys, Florioa' NJ
Blk new members were 49,.
Grace Baptist church on snn ass.'
The revival services A. a,
X Church viii be continual M.
The annual meeting Of thu ~,
Cemetery Company viii TAX. r rI'.
evening. p'as(
A. wilhelm, al shipl,v
veitises for sale a baeatelle t INV
as new. ~0A
John b. Moore. Eco. third
Secretary Of State, spent YES, ~ =
friends In this oity. u'j
Uncle "Sammy" Hamilto,
at the police station, fell on 4.
terday morning and ipjured h, n
Miss Addie Council, Of ,h,'
spending the winter 10 &, w
Talbot County, ND, the ma,
mother, Mrs. Richey. A"s
The entire police force i,,l,,,..
mayor and his chief, vii, ~
next Wednesday evening, The y.
the great National Conccst
Parties contemplating tor,.,.
would do well to read tie ~.
mont OF household goods Al
Delaware aven no In ior gale en-.
Bome sneak thief entered II.
sum of the Warren Club 80
ago and stole IL pair o, pey /
gloves valued n SO.
The farm OF John Russell ,,,,
Penca5er Hundred, was so'8 h'
Lsmbron on Saturday 10 San Y
say.. ESQ, OF McClellallsS.
So 200.
The partnership between s Al
aud James A Good has hesu a
Toe former Rentleiaen r.tire,
Wv 'h''oi W bfbAihAO INC uu1Nt
tho Weekly Times.
Rev. DIR. Arthur Mitchell
York, preached In Central Pr,
Church yesterday morning, an
he po'uded a liberal c9Ilsc.
taken up for the benefit OF ionl
sions.
Quite n number Of dele7stnh
A. o. U W. Lodges OF this Gin
the ~ sop NJ. train to-day on
Grand Lodge meeting OF tb. /
tion at Pocomoke City, Nd,
row.
.. Grand Master John j. CALM
delegate from the various A d
lodges Of this city, lef. On tl,s
tn, train to day, Delaware nhI
Pooomoke City, Md, to M,
grand lodge meeting.
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VM.B.SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SIS,

Prudent buyers know a
"a bargain when they see it.
We take account of stock
every January.
AS prudent merchants
we do not like old stock.
Therefore when prudent
buyers and prudent mer-
chants meet on the same
ground of bargain dealing,
the object sought after by
both is generally obtained.
! Our reduced goods have
been appreciated rapidly
and many we've hardly had
time to take a second breath
on.
All OF our Seal Goats are
gone.
Most OF our odd coats are
igone-S3.5o, from So and
1910.
| Waterproots at 25c al
Igone; wish we had a thou
sand for you.
! A day or two more vii
finish up the plaid muslin:
I-64c from 1Oc.
i Towels, 1 &c down to IL !
land Csc down to I6c-a few
there yet. Prudent buyers
should see them.
! Twenty-Five silver gray
Iwaterproofs, 81 to 81 incn
down to 81.
i A lot of seersuckers ii
stripes and plain, all in rem
.jnants Of from I yard to II
lizards, high grade goods
reduce d to Sc per yard.
| The black and red plaid'
for children, 81 &c down tt
lI5-all gone but one style
/ think of it.
1 A special offering III blacl
dress goods-a 3S-in. blacl
: Igranite cloth --one OF tn
very best every day wearin!
. black dress fabrics to b
3 reduced from 75c t
j49c.
Il Our upholstery depart
lm6nt shows many decide
}! bargains; sooner than pacI
Iaway what few We hav
= lover Of Turcoman curtain
+ are reduced IS below.
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Harry Tosnsley. aged 20, a brake
man on the w. & N. Z. R, and en-
ployed but a few days, had the two
main fingers and thumb of his left hard
crushei willie coupling cars yesterday
so bad y that they had to be aD putated.
Young roSpsley boards with j.. a.
Ku2ler, 400 West 8 scond street, and his
parents live in Salisbury Township,
Chester CDunJy
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Registrars fseport

Tbs report Of l. Rislrar Lee shows
that during tire Pos. week Tiers ere
46 birtte, marriages aud IS deaths t.,
this city, against Is destts for the cor
respt nding period OF hst year, The
causes OF deS,L were as fellows: Pueu
monis, 3, consumption, typhoid fever
each; accident, atrophy Of liver, alec
hclieE commissions, heart disease, ina
nitiGn usrelysis, sep,icasnlia soften.uF
of ths brain, liberation OF the stomach
uraf C 'r, e1ah
Agents c 1ereE eute-Under year
2; 3 to 10 10 "a Is, !: 20 to 30, /; &
to 30, 2: A. 70 50 .; 50 Jo 20 4; SO to 20
2; 20 10 50 2
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IBi;IfNSNlgS } RaR 7Ilg!l'a,4 RAsIERs!
lV.1.7SSSaSlssS1~


Odds, tleu isy. Rheumatism, Pneumonia,
Neuralgia, Sclatlca. Lrmh1Vo, Bscssche
AMI other ilments, Tor which Beusor's Gap
cline f.aste-s are admitted 10 bo the hes,
remedy known. fhsy relieve AMI care lin
o few hours when ho other Application IS OF
the lees benefit. Endorsed by t.00) Physi
clans ana dru&gis's, Beware OF ilnitaiions
under sim lia- sounding uemeJ. SUI st
l"CspsIcum " "Cspslcin' or Gladstone
ASK FOR l'KE SONS AND TAKE NO OTHERS
h. mine carefully when you buy, All drug
gists.
New YORK. -mo-Ee-sa-em
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A GaAUErU1 Ao%-'owLEDGMEN-
From One c: thle iis' Most Worthy
Cttiz ns

Since 10 has bleu -ta cod feeling OF
the kind public of Wi!0ington and
surroa ding country 10 deem ;2e worthy
OF their patronage, l mos, hum b = 81 olo.
aize for not being able 20 sttenu ca al
who visited nay esta pieh eat 8atur
day, md stree | am u o Cughly cor
virced thai tbir o. are ara beyond my
expeotsti9ns, | viii IL tie future st,
that e7e-y body fevoriLg tns with q ca
will receive due attention. feLns,l
respectfully, the peoples servant, Nj
Meyers, thu clothier, F!i:a aud Make
etree.E.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-07

William a. Hukili, OF Fourth and
Frsukiip ttreets, and William j. Lank
of Christiana Hundred, near this city,
have jainsd In partnership under the
title OF Hukil & Lank, auctioneere
They propose to do tLeir work both il
this clty ard county. Both are expe'
!encsi auc'ioDeers and have the beet o
'sfersncts FROM men In al parts Of New
CASTLE County,
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nUBLIC SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
hubble sale on tn rrefnises, on the farm
knovn As the Nonsuch farm, On the road be-
tween Ne9po tani New Oastie. on
MONDAY,
TUY It'll DAY or MARCH, 1897


tween Ne9p0 and New Castle on
MONDAY,
THE TIL DAY or MARCH. 1887.
at o'clock, "A. M,
~ head Of good work or driving
@horses.
good driver, and will work any "nere.
and not thoroughly broken.
No. 3. General IL years old, black horse,
good worker or driver, perfectly safe for n
No 4 Fanny. gray mare. good any place,
viii trOta lie In less than three minutes.
pair A Ne. mules. 49,. hansd high, Will
weigh . o. pounds, quiet and geDt'e. any
w SSa ann any pa@ @a'e aoasa or snse years DID,
II he, ID of good dairy row, some fTaaE
fresh snd others 'pTinging: l. goot SASH~
Durham built, two years old; -FOUR 49,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. - Two good
farm wagons, with hay rigging and BET; !
horsc cart, j snail one horse cart, / oS cart
bed, 2 Buckeye moving mach mes one nearly
new: Buc ey. self hinder, wheel cult va
tor, Iron frame cnlIiY aiors ami sho wooden
frame cultivators, l good harrow, sets
good win harrows, wheel horse rakcs, In
GOOD order; / two-horse roller, l one horse
attachmeut maui aud lion wedges, good
cro.s-cut saw, rakts forks ana hoes, u lot OF
~, nches, long ladder, Ice tools, ] en- flesa
chain, horse power. corn shell or, cider mill.
iron excavator, grain fan, ] good circular
saw. BLADES, Tor rlpnlnR; good nay OF
fodder cutters, 2gTlndstoncs, one Of them fol
horse mower: 2 two horse oliver chill plOws,
| three horse Oliver chilled pillow. grain era
| die, moving and hriar sythes, ptlr pruning
| shears good bill hook, hedge knife, lot oil
| spades. shovels. picks and tools for under
| draining purposes, n lot of new hay forks hal
hnshcl me tgure. one horse hay fork and
rope: | good market Wagon, jump seat fami
/ ly carrisge, phaeton buggy. snlky, fami-
| ly sleigh, 2Garrt g poles. lot ~ double ant
| single trees three horse tree, large wise.
| Dairy fixtures, ! good bar el churn. w.t.
| two handles; one ha barrel churn, with tive
| han1les lot Of milk pans STEAMERS, 2tweltA
quart serving cans cream kettles: good
butte tubs, lot Of cow chains 2 sets Of sinRl,
carriage harness. one Of TN new. set o
doubts harness, set Of wagon harness. tive
| set pillow harness, bet ofcurt htrncss, collar,
| and brides, 2sausagc choppers and suffers,
| x cd ladies saddles and brides, good broad
| urs, platform sca.usfi patent beam, bnttel
| scales and weights, about - tons of hay, NOR.
| or Ices, timothy and clover; n lot of corn fod
| de-. Kitchen furniture, good No. r, kitchen
| stove extension dining table 10. OF chairs
tables, and bedBteads aad many ether Rrti
| c,es not enumerated.
| TKRMs.-All sums Of S25 and under cash
all oyer that amount a credit OF Q months
viii re given by purchafer giving banka
bic noto with an approved ondorser. II no
paid when duo int srost from da'e will To dc
mandsd
tOKN MoFARL,N, lrxo.,.o.,
MARY Banks. "'0iS'
l.. W. Stidnam Il Son, Auoiioneers.
I. -3tw SD
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The Evolutionary entertainment by
Prof Ford, ar nounced to take place
this evening, before CsDtrsville Lodge.
l. o. o. r., has been postponed until
next Monday evening. Persons inter-
ested will remember this aud make
their preparations accordingly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-07

Tier, VII Ss supper in Mt dley M.
E Charch on TLu;sds- evenir g, Feb
iuary 10, for he benefit OF the hurch.
& dolt iGsess 80 cent?; children % cents.
F,rst table scared at 7 O'Clock.
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Personal.

Harry II. Colclazer, of the reportorial
staff Of tina Philadelphia Zee ord, was
in the city yesterday calling ca hif
many f'ieIjs.
John MoGarvey and John Simmons,
both painters Of this city, have gone to
Atlantic City Ia quest of better jobs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-07

EEnUEV to TO made. Gut this out md
MilWk rsturn 10 US. and We VIII send
NiUUL yon free, something Of great
vsluo ard Importance TO you
that will start y0l H. baaiGess which viii,
bring youth more moaay sight away than
anything else Il shi. aorld. AIRY one
can 10 the woFt ana iiy5 at hons. Eithsr
sex; all axes E9me.hing new, that iatt
coins money for all workers. va viii Eta Il
Yor: capitsl not needed. TIL - onr NJ tn
genuine, important obaloss 4 H. zine,
Those who are arbitien= aft - rlr ins
viii not delay. Grand OF q fies, -lfs'
TRUE CO., Augusta, Aa ~. Ey-i n,
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Tc-noyIcw premises to be fro m ciou )
20 eleeriLg and 81 .hiig colder. wed
peslsy iatr with fs,iiL. tenn neratGre.
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Tho War Cloud

PARfs, Feb. "a despsa
Vienna TO the Temps bsyu 4
Bismarck has succeeded 10 ssK
. coalition between Austria, b
aud Italy against Russia ID
will! join the coalition II Fna
pcrts Russi
a RUSSIAN WARNING TO BnIl
MOSCOW, Feb. 5.-Tbs Yk
aye: No com promise Is ps.
twetn Russia and Austria Dad
Eastern affairs without deIinl
Russia and the Eastern rlcA
inter vention Is usele ., sbd vi
create hostility between Risi
Germany.
Prince Sismarck will TtniIGa
| the best service and do more .
the peace CT Europe II be iblns
| game Of alliance and cJrfaai
to the existing good rusliJa
| Germany has with R1taa
iLo hing 10 hinder bin hoa
.pg the eame fEisps,y EelAl
Io,he- poy ers, inc ddii e A-''
THE eERxAy RXs2H
| BERLIN, Fob. 5.-Sixye
tsapd two hundred men Ne ~
Iinf&utry and 4 soc rnea bfltlil
tIager, or riff ,, regiment Of ~
| tetersts, tossIber With tltAil
lol non com missioned 0a1a
| War Department sla.l a1
jn8ve been sun moned toSH
vics for the purpose Of bs'is
Ills nsc OF the repe. i1s y
which the whole aruI
Equipped. $50
AUsTRIA's PEACEFUL EElL1
| VIENNA, Feb. 8 49, asrl
tski, Ninister withou' poi,hi
ling in the Lower Houaa Of Y
sraih to-day for Cgrii
imperial Minister of Foi'lp
" DO was absent Oh aecolals
l1eelsFCd absolutely that ils
| ions lf Austria with tae0IiS
ln.maiEed urchanqe ri
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County Court

The February ttrm Of II
General Sessions Ia and las
Ceuuty convened 81 " "a
morning with Chief Jlsls1
and Associate Judge itop
bench. Tue roll OF Lhe gi'l.
ca led, after which the! '"
ar d retired TO their room u
On motion or e, 6. BIZ
w llliam s. Priohett va
practice in this S'ste. Anaa
born, Esq asked that a Sn |.
five Should be anpoinlsa
land for q road In Pen ieti
VIM. n. Lyman, Esq
petition for o new pub.ic :
Castle Hundred, winch y
confederation by the Ccuf1.
The special jurcrs 10
Robert II. Elliott, c9Ar
killing OF Patrick II Oly.a
ct king him with a eiS NJ
mopei 10 appear next W.
which time Deputy AYE
eig7s said that he woa'u
tLr.esed with the trial
Altar this business "ssS
sat: of nearly an hour ~ -,
I wi 40 O'Clock the grsnu III
sud after reporiiis Oh
g hitch had been enbm!H~.t
. ischaraed until 3 o'e' O.,
noon. No further bns,s'"
acted until IL 40 o'c'o ..'',,
ook . reoess until 3 O''l''
noon. -.